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Administrative Measure Details
Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services
2009
Goal Measure Rating Explanatory Note
Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Preparedness Percent of recommended preparedness actions taken

Source:
OCP Agency Preparedness Survey
 
75-100%
 
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50-74%
 
 
0-49%
 
 
Unavailable
 
DBHDS contacted and requested technical assistance from the Office of Commonwealth Preparedness when the 2008 Assessment Results were received in early August. DBHDS was advised that it needed to conduct an annual COOP test, increase its focus on the physical security initiatives, and ensure all employees are aware of the building evacuation plan and evacuation protocols. DBHDS disagrees with the NIMS training requirements assessment, as DBHDS is not a VERT agency. However, the DBHDS Disaster Preparedness and Response Director has taken all NIMS courses and includes the topic of NIMS in all training presentations. DBHDS will address the physical security, building evacuation issues, and schedule an annual COOP test within the next six months.
Financial Management
APA Audits Number of recurring findings/material weaknesses

Source:
Comptroller's Quarterly Report
 
0
 
 
1 recurring
 
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2+ recurring or 1 material
 
 
Unavailable
 
DBHDS had one repeat finding in the FY 2008 APA audit and one additional first year material finding. The repeat finding involves Federal sub-recipient monitoring. According to APA, the DBHDS process of sub-recipient monitoring is not sufficient to ensure that federal grants are expended properly. The APA recommended that DBHDS program and administrative staff develop risk-based monitoring procedures for federal grants distributed by the Department. DBHDS has initiated limited risk-based monitoring and will continue to address this area as Central Office staffing resources allow. The FY 2008 APA audit also noted concern in the accounting for capital assets and construction costs at the state facility level. DBHDS has substantially improved this area over the last fiscal year and does not anticipate significant issues with this area in FY 2009.
Budget Plan Percent of expenditures within budget plan

Source:
DPB Expenditure Variance Report -derived from CARS
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0-100%
 
 
N/A
 
 
>100%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Internal Control Percent of compliance with ARMICS

Source:
Comptroller's Quarterly Report
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100%
 
 
N/A
 
 
0-99%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Prompt Pay Percent of compliance with prompt pay act

Source:
Comptroller's Quarterly Report
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95-100% Last Quarter
 
 
0-94% Last Quarter
 
 
0-94% Last 2 Quarters
 
 
Unavailable
 
Government Procurement
eVA Usage Percent of procurement transactions made through eVA

Source:
DGS eVA Reports
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95-100%
 
 
75-94%
 
 
0-74%
 
 
Unavailable
 
SWAM Vendor Participation Percent of (SWAM) Small, Women & Minority agency goal achieved

Source:
DMBE SWaM Dashboard
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95-100%
 
 
90-94%
 
 
0-89%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Human Resources
Fairness and Equity Percent rating in EEO Assessment report

Source:
DHRM HR-at-a-Glance
 
100%
 
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97-99%
 
 
0-96%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Fairness and Equity is 98.6%, i.e. 94 compliance items out of a total of 6,577 employment actions, with one corrective action plan. All compliance concerns have been substantiated as appropriate and due to legitimate business reasons. In one of the 6,577 employment actions, a corrective action plan related to Central Office/Applicant Flow was developed (April 2006) and followed, and this area of concern is now in full compliance.
Talent Acquisition Percent of hiring offers accepted

Source:
DHRM HR-at-a-Glance
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85-100%
 
 
75-84%
 
 
0-74%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Talent Management Percent turnover excluding internal promotions and transfers

Source:
DHRM HR-at-a-Glance
 
0-14%
 
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15-24%
 
 
25-100%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Talent Management is at 15.5% or 1.5% away from the highest range of 0 – 14%. DBHDS employs a team of competent and talented health care professionals in a labor market that is commonly known to be challenged with on-going occupational shortages, both nationally and locally. DBHDS has developed and piloted progressive and very successful high performance initiatives and activities that have positively decreased turnover.
Telework Percent of eligible employees that telework

Source:
DHRM HR-at-a-Glance
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20-100%
 
 
5-19%
 
 
0-4%
 
 
Unavailable
 
Information Technology
Accessibility Percent of compliance with IT accessibility standards

Source:
DRS Accessibility Report
 
90-100%
 
 
70-89%
 
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0-69%
 
 
Unavailable
 
DBHDS is at 40% compliance. Its three largest applications – FMS, AVATAR and Pharmacy (QS1 and GE Centricity) do not meet accessibility standards and are 3rd party vendor applications. The DBHS internet and intranet sites are compliant and its windows and web applications are compliant. DBHDS will re-write non-compliant applications to make them compliant when resources are available.
Information Security Percent of compliance with information security standards

Source:
VITA Information Security Report
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98-100%
 
 
95-97%
 
 
0-94%
 
 
Unavailable